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No matter what method you decide to use, the number one rule is to make sure your bobbin is full. It's amazing how big a pile of unstitched pieces can build up on the back side of the machine or the floor before you notice the mistake. Ask me how I know...
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I just looked at this and I'm going to try this real soon.
Thanks for the link
Originally Posted by Quilts&Angie
(Post 6189048)
Ran across this method the other day. Plan to give it a try on my next quilt which requires a lot of HSTs.
http://www.sewmamasew.com/2013/01/ha...s-8-at-a-time/ |
I just looked at this and I'm going to try this real soon.
Thanks for the link
Originally Posted by Quilts&Angie
(Post 6189048)
Ran across this method the other day. Plan to give it a try on my next quilt which requires a lot of HSTs.
http://www.sewmamasew.com/2013/01/ha...s-8-at-a-time/ |
Thank you all for your responses. I have no idea what "Thangles" is, but will look it up. Since I'm working with strips, none of the grid/ square fabric ideas will work for this project, but I'll keep the ideas for other ones. It's frustrating that I can make flying geese with little or no trimming, but have yet to master a simple hst without having to trim. Practice, practice, practice!!!
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you mean chain piecing. you might try the tutes for MISSOURI STAR QUILT COMPANY. Just go to the website and check it out.
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